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Vita della B. Beatrice della Famiglia de Prencipi d'Este, Il di cui Corpo da quattrocento, e settanta due anni in circa intiero ancora si conserva nella Chiesa interiore del Venerando Monasterio di S. Sofia nella Città di Padova. Già descritta da Monsig. Illustrissimo, & Reverendissimo Giacomo Filippo Tomasini Vescovo di Città Nova, et hora novamente ristampata Ad istanza della Reverendissima Madre Abbadessa Suor Quieta Ottata Nobile Padovana, Et di tutte le Madri del sudetto Monasterio, et dalle medeme dedicata All'Eminentissimo, & Reverendissimo Gregorio Cardinale Barbarigo Vescovo digniss. di Padova, Conte di Piove di Sacco, &c

by: Tomasini, Giacomo F. (Giacomo Filippo)

Publication date: 1673

Topics: Beatrice I, d'Este, 1206-1226 -- Early works to 1800, Beatrice I, d'Este, 1206-1226, Benedictine nuns -- Early works to 1800, Benedictine nuns

Publisher: Padua : per il Pasquati St. Episc.

Collection: womenofthebook; Johns_Hopkins_University; americana

Contributor: The Johns Hopkins University Sheridan Libraries

Language: Italian

4to. pp. (16) including engraved portrait, 63. Contemporary cartonnato.

Later edition (first, 1652). This edition was brought out by the Abbess and nuns of the Convent of St Sofia, where the remains of Beatrice d'Este I (c. 1192-1226) were venerated. The preface is signed by the Abbess, Suor Quieta. “Her body after death was translated to the church of Santa Sophia at Padua and it was a tradition that when anything important was about to befall the family of Este, she turned in her grave so that the noise was audible throughout the church.” (Catholic Encyclopedia)

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